Quintuplets Born To Sanford Couple In South Dakota
Mary Ann and Andy Fischer of Aberdeen welcomed quintuplets four girls named Mary and a boy James Andrew born to a 76 dollar weekly shipping clerk and his wife. The babies born six to eight weeks premature weigh about 314 pounds combined and faced risks from prematurity as doctors worked at St Luke's Hospital to keep them alive.
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Ray Serati
United Press International Aberdeen, S.D
UPI
Mary
James Andrew
Andrew Fischer
United States
Dakota Border
Andy Fischer
St. Luke’s Hospital
James Berbos
Quintuplets born at St Luke’s hospital in natural delivery
Mrs. Fischer gave birth to five babies at St Luke’s Hospital after a secret confirmation by Dr. Berbos. The births occurred from Friday night into early Saturday morning without anesthetics, with the first girl born at 1:58 A.M. CST and the final baby an hour later.
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Mary
Million Places to Go Bandits Loot Fort Lauderdale Jewel Store
Four bandits in military style coveralls stole jewels worth about 150000 dollars from Leonard Taylor Jewelry Store in Fort Lauderdale. They escaped in a stolen car and speedboat, last seen under a Miami causeway, as police and the FBI search waterways with few clues.
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Leonard Taylor Jewelry
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Dianna Weider
Melrose Bank Moves to Clovis With Branch at Melrose
Roswell businessmen buy controlling interest in the First National Bank of Melrose renaming it to First National Bank of Curry County. The bank will move to Clovis with a branch remaining at Melrose and a new building planned in Clovis. They also acquire a stake in Rui doso State Bank at Ruidoso. Details of money involved were not disclosed.
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Cotton Variety Tour Set For Lovington Tuesday
Cotton producers are invited to meet at Pearl's Boarding House in Lovington at 8 30 a m on Tuesday Sept 10. The tour visits demonstration plots north and east of Lovington and ends at Pearl's for lunch. National Cotton Council fieldmen give a 20 minute report on the Cotton Producer's Institute program and varieties to be inspected include ISI7BR-2 Gregg Watson B29 Watson VA-1 Paymaster MOIA Paymaster Ill Paymaster 88-90 Lankart 57 and new Acals strains for picker and stripper.
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Montoya Addresses Civil Rights Debate in New Mexico
Rep Joseph M Montoya D NM told LULAC members that laws set goals in civil rights while public will and fairness drive real change He said America is on trial before the world and urged eliminating extremism to advance equality and economic social progress in New Mexico's diverse culture.
Gromyko to Attend UN Assembly Amid Disarmament Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will fly to New York to resume East West talks and attend the United Nations General Assembly opening Tuesday. He may meet Secretary Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Home and possibly visit Washington. The agenda centers on disarmament and the stalled nuclear test ban accord.
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Germany
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GOP Governors Convene in Denver Meeting Signals 1964 Ambitions
Republican Governors Association held its first meeting in Denver with 12 governors including Nelson Rockefeller and Paul Fannin. Rockefeller criticized the radical right over income tax repeal while signaling presidential campaign pressures. Smylie noted sensing the candidates’ presence after the closed gathering.
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New York
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Arizona
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R-Ariz
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Donald
Buzz) Lukens
National Young Republican Organization
Fannin
Robert Smylie
Maho
Dedication Set For Highway 82
Dedication of the U S Highway 82 extension from Lubbock to Las Cruces will occur in Artesia on Oct 1 or Oct 8. Delegates from route cities attend ribbon cuttings with a banquet planned. Keynote John Ben Sheppard of Odessa will speak. officials include state highway leaders and John Sudderth, chairman of the state commission.
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Southern Union To Build Pipeline In New Mexico
Southern Union Gas Co will construct a 21 mile 12 inch pipeline to supplement natural gas supplies in Southeastern New Mexico. The line from Bell Lake to the Artesia Eunice segment will transport over 40 million cubic feet of gas per day and construction is set to begin this week.
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Eunice
Youth on probation for stealing farm tractor from Kansas
A 20 year old from Syracuse Kansas, William D. Mase, was put on two years probation by U S District Judge H Vearle Payne after pleading to stealing a farm tractor from Dale Hoyt. Mase must also pay the tractor’s return freight. He took the tractor August 3 intended to leave it in Syracuse but rode off toward Tucumcari 300 miles away averaging about 10 miles per hour.
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Chaves County Democrats Elect New Central Committee
The Chaves County Democratic party formed a new central committee at a Thursday meeting. Retired Fifth District Judge George T. Harris named chairman, Roswell businessman Lonnie Allsup elected vice chairman, and the panel includes a former district judge and a former law partner of Gov. Jack M. Campbell.
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Treaty ban group small but dug in
President Kennedy’s campaign for the nuclear test ban treaty faces a core of 13 likely opponents in the Senate. An UPI survey indicates about 80 senators support or lean toward ratification, with 7 wavering and Engle already backing the pact. House actions and senior Southern resistance also shape the proceeding vote slated for Friday.
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D-Miss
UPI
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D-Ala
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Mont
Lovington Parade Winners Named After Homecoming Loss
Lovington hosted a homecoming parade despite a defeat by Artesia. The float winners were Junior Class for a giant football float, Senior Class second, and Latin Club third. In the car competition Varsity Cheerleaders won first, Sophomore Class second, and Future Homemakers Club third.
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W D Owen Dies After Heart Attack At Lovington
Wiliam Douglas Owen sixty one died at Lovington General Hospital after a heart seizure at his home 710 N Second Street. Services set for Tuesday at 2 pm Smith Yarbro Funeral Home with burial in Lovington Cemetery. Survived by widow two sons a daughter and extended family.
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Lovington
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Owen
N. 2Nd Street
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Loving‘ton
Norman L
Noel D, Owen
Portales
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Muleshoe
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Los Angeles
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Riverside
Calif
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V. A. Pitts
Sunnymeade
Helen Robinson
Bakersfield
New Mexico Ranks Seventh in Oil and Fourth in Gas
New Mexico oil and gas association reports 1962 output with gas at 802 billion cubic feet, oil at 297000 barrels daily. State payroll 10200 workers earning 62 million, with Lea County leading oil production and 23069 producing wells up 1283 from 1961.
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Quints Fourth Set Born Here in Aberdeen Family
Five quintuplets born to Mrs. Mary Ann Fischer in Aberdeen South Dakota were the fourth set in the United States and at least the eighth recorded in U.S. history. The story details historical quintuplet births, survivals, and sex patterns reported by Horaio H Newman and sources from 18th to mid-20th century.
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Mary Ann Fischer
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American Medical Association Library
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Harvest Meet Slated Monday in Lovington Courthouse
A harvest meeting for farmers is planned for 7:30 p m Monday in the Lovington courthouse basement. Attendees can receive tips on improving cotton grades and preserving quality. Defoliation information will be provided by moderators.
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